Cosmetic Dental Services

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What is Cosmetic Dentistry?

A smile does not end with just beautiful teeth! Nor should a trip to your dentist.

Aesthetic dentistry, often known as cosmetic dentistry, is the term used to describe treatments which enhances your smile and Improves your overall appearance. Cosmetic dentistry covers a wide range of procedures from whitening to antiwrinkle treatments.

It is very important that whenever having cosmetic dentistry has to be “Responsible aesthetic” and “minimal invasive dentistry”. We strive to perform conservative treatment with high end cosmetic results.

With a very thorough and holistic approach, that includes not only teeth but also, lips, skin and smile.

Modern dentistry offers a variety of ways to enhance one’s smile. The choices available to you will largely depend by the present condition of your teeth. Procedures include:

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Cosmetic Dentistry FAQ’s

Cosmetic dentistry is the art and science of enhancing or correcting dental defects of teeth and gums, which affect the appearance of a smile. The primary goal of cosmetic dentistry is to improve the appearance of teeth to improve the self-esteem of individuals.

The procedures carried out to improve the appearance of teeth and gums are safe. All procedures used in cosmetic dentistry are standard, well researched techniques. And materials used are biologically safe. But if you have any concerns please give our dental team a call today.

Fixing your smile is no different in approach to management of other dental problems. The first step is to identify and understand what is the problem.

After which, a treatment plan is formulated based on this diagnosis. We spend a lot of time with our patients to understand their needs and design management to suit their budgets and objectives.

Treatment for dental cosmetic enhancement is very much driven by the diagnosis.

There are 4 areas which impact on dental cosmetics. These are:

  1. Missing teeth. Replacement options include using dentures, dental implants or crown and bridges.
  2. Shape of teeth. Reshaping teeth using veneers, crowns or composite resin.
  3. Alignment of teeth. Braces are often used to straighten teeth, but veneers can also be used instead.
  4. Colour of teeth. Whitening teeth with bleach gels in special trays, are safe and non-invasive for tooth colour change.

Most of the procedures involved in cosmetic dentistry are not invasive. In most cases no anaesthesia is necessary.

In most cases cosmetic procedures are relatively pain free. Complex cosmetic cases can involve long appointments which may be uncomfortable for some. In these cases, we will split the treatment appointments into shorter blocks of time